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The NY DOH-360CUV form is essential for documenting water system operations, particularly for systems that treat water with chlorine and/or ultraviolet radiation. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to help users complete this form accurately and efficiently online.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the NY DOH-360CUV form.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your editor.
- Fill in the public water system ID and name along with the county where the water system operates. Ensure that all information is accurate and reflects the current operational data.
- Enter the reporting month and year in the specified MM/YYYY format. This information is critical for tracking compliance over time.
- In the gaseous section, provide the date and the source(s) of treatment being used. Specify the type of source water, indicating whether it is surface, ground, or another category.
- Document the chlorine treatment details, including treated water volume, cylinder weight, and chlorine usage per day in gallons and pounds respectively.
- In the ultraviolet radiation section, record the free chlorine hypochlorite residual at the entry point, specifying the amount added in gallons or quarts.
- Indicate if the UV unit intensity sleeve was cleaned, and document the operator's initials to confirm the checks made on the system.
- Complete the microbiological sampling section by documenting the sample type, location, date taken, and the results for free and total chlorine residual alongside any E. coli or coliform outcomes.
- Address any violations that may have occurred during the reporting period, checking off reasons and providing explanations as needed.
- Once the form is fully completed, users can save changes, download, print, or share the form as necessary.
Complete your NY DOH-360CUV form online today for accurate and timely reporting.
Where is the water? Long Island aquifers lie beneath about 3% of New York State. Eighteen primary water supply aquifers lie beneath about 4% of upstate New York. A primary aquifer is an underground soil or rock formation that yields enough water to be used as a major municipal water supply.
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